Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 335
... Officers in English regiments ; SECOND , of their being employed as officers on the staff in this country ; and , THIRD , of their being enlisted as soldiers in English regiments , even in preference to natives . I shall notice each of ...
... Officers in English regiments ; SECOND , of their being employed as officers on the staff in this country ; and , THIRD , of their being enlisted as soldiers in English regiments , even in preference to natives . I shall notice each of ...
Page 363
... Officers , and en- struction of the Bastile ! This Act , as listed men ; and , what is more , made no the reader will see , was intended to autho- scruple to take Roman Catholic Officers , rize the king to enlist foreigners and to ...
... Officers , and en- struction of the Bastile ! This Act , as listed men ; and , what is more , made no the reader will see , was intended to autho- scruple to take Roman Catholic Officers , rize the king to enlist foreigners and to ...
Page 451
... Officers . I have , with reader , what an idea is this ! What a ri- as much care as I have been able to bestow diculous idea is this ; that Napoleon forced , upon it , counted all the names in the Army that he was able to force , a ...
... Officers . I have , with reader , what an idea is this ! What a ri- as much care as I have been able to bestow diculous idea is this ; that Napoleon forced , upon it , counted all the names in the Army that he was able to force , a ...
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